Pro Evolution Soccer 6 Official Thread
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Trance_Allstar
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The graphics are a giveaway... 
PES ADDICT 117
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Preveiw from Xbox World 360. November 2006 Issue
Hmm. Hmmmm. Well, lets put it this way. If you want seamless online eight player PES action, then ProEvo 6 will hardly dissapoint. Likewise, if you're after PES in HD, and in a tantilising, non-squishy widescreen mode, then you'll be singing like Steve McClaren's handed you a surprise call-up. But as yet another famous franchise shifts onto 360, should we expect more than a few new character models that look like they've been dunked in a vat of lacquer? Leading Xbox 360 magazine Xbox World 360 has this to say: "Yes. Yes we should."
You get the feeling that Konami haven't quite embraced PES' new HD surroundings, and that's understandable from a business point of view, with the PS3 version heavily delayed and the bulk of this year's sales resting on the PS2 version. But with PES5's already backward compatability and online on 360, you can't say that £50 isn't slightly over the odds for a few new tricks and a box with Adriano's big boned mug on it.
PES DISPENSER
PES6 basically plays like a hybrid of PES4 and PES5. Certainly, it flows far more smoothly than PES5, with ref's tending to keep their cards in their pockets. Passing and shooting can feel stodgy (rather FIFA-like if truth be told) - probably a side-effect from all those extra frames and animations clogging things up. But the good news is this: despite quite a few glitches (which we're confident will be smoothed out over the next month or so), it's obvious that it's still the same magnificant game. It's an incremental improvement rather than the complete over-haul we were expecting, and with FIFA finally picking up the pace, such laziness won't be enough to keep Pro Evo at the top of the food-chain over the 360's life cycle. For now, though, the version which we have in the office has been enough to grind work to halt, and we're hoping that the yet-to-be-annouced Live features ensure that this update has more than just a natty widescreen mode to offer us.
IMPRESSIONS
Slick and playable as ever, marred only by a senase that this isn't anywhere near the next gen leap we were hoping for. If Live play is improved over PES5's, then this'll be worth the money - but with FIFA's breathing down its neck, a new engine is essential next year.
ANTICIP-O-METER
4.5/5
Enjoy.
Hmm. Hmmmm. Well, lets put it this way. If you want seamless online eight player PES action, then ProEvo 6 will hardly dissapoint. Likewise, if you're after PES in HD, and in a tantilising, non-squishy widescreen mode, then you'll be singing like Steve McClaren's handed you a surprise call-up. But as yet another famous franchise shifts onto 360, should we expect more than a few new character models that look like they've been dunked in a vat of lacquer? Leading Xbox 360 magazine Xbox World 360 has this to say: "Yes. Yes we should."
You get the feeling that Konami haven't quite embraced PES' new HD surroundings, and that's understandable from a business point of view, with the PS3 version heavily delayed and the bulk of this year's sales resting on the PS2 version. But with PES5's already backward compatability and online on 360, you can't say that £50 isn't slightly over the odds for a few new tricks and a box with Adriano's big boned mug on it.
PES DISPENSER
PES6 basically plays like a hybrid of PES4 and PES5. Certainly, it flows far more smoothly than PES5, with ref's tending to keep their cards in their pockets. Passing and shooting can feel stodgy (rather FIFA-like if truth be told) - probably a side-effect from all those extra frames and animations clogging things up. But the good news is this: despite quite a few glitches (which we're confident will be smoothed out over the next month or so), it's obvious that it's still the same magnificant game. It's an incremental improvement rather than the complete over-haul we were expecting, and with FIFA finally picking up the pace, such laziness won't be enough to keep Pro Evo at the top of the food-chain over the 360's life cycle. For now, though, the version which we have in the office has been enough to grind work to halt, and we're hoping that the yet-to-be-annouced Live features ensure that this update has more than just a natty widescreen mode to offer us.
IMPRESSIONS
Slick and playable as ever, marred only by a senase that this isn't anywhere near the next gen leap we were hoping for. If Live play is improved over PES5's, then this'll be worth the money - but with FIFA's breathing down its neck, a new engine is essential next year.
ANTICIP-O-METER
4.5/5
Enjoy.
afroman1000_4
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what new stadiums were there if u checked?
olodude
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found this on evo web,
seabass statement on the situation:
Quote:
4Players: Obwohl wir spielerisch begeistert sind, bleibt ein fader Beigeschmack für deutsche Spieler: die Liga fehlt. In PES4 und PES5 gab es eine deutsche Liga mit fiktiven Vereinsnamen und Trikots, jetzt ist nur der FC Bayern München dabei...
Seabass: Ja, uns wurden quasi in letzter Minute die Rechte entzogen.
4Players: Die DFL hat selbst eine simulierte Liga untersagt. Die Fans sind natürlich sauer. Was denken Sie über diese Beschneidung?
Seabass: Wir sind auch sehr verärgert, das ganze Team ist richtig sauer. Zum einen hatten wir ja schon die Werte und Statistiken für die deutschen Mannschaften vorbereitet. Und dann sorgen diese Lizenzprobleme dafür, dass alle Arbeit umsonst war. Das ganze Team ist richtig sauer. Wir werden allerdings alles daran setzen, dieses Fehlen im nächsten Jahr zu verhindern.
"the whole team is angry, we allready prepared all the stats for the german teams - then the licenses issues came and all the work was done for nothing - we are all fed up - we will do everything to avoid another year without bundesliga for the next release
seabass statement on the situation:
Quote:
4Players: Obwohl wir spielerisch begeistert sind, bleibt ein fader Beigeschmack für deutsche Spieler: die Liga fehlt. In PES4 und PES5 gab es eine deutsche Liga mit fiktiven Vereinsnamen und Trikots, jetzt ist nur der FC Bayern München dabei...
Seabass: Ja, uns wurden quasi in letzter Minute die Rechte entzogen.
4Players: Die DFL hat selbst eine simulierte Liga untersagt. Die Fans sind natürlich sauer. Was denken Sie über diese Beschneidung?
Seabass: Wir sind auch sehr verärgert, das ganze Team ist richtig sauer. Zum einen hatten wir ja schon die Werte und Statistiken für die deutschen Mannschaften vorbereitet. Und dann sorgen diese Lizenzprobleme dafür, dass alle Arbeit umsonst war. Das ganze Team ist richtig sauer. Wir werden allerdings alles daran setzen, dieses Fehlen im nächsten Jahr zu verhindern.
"the whole team is angry, we allready prepared all the stats for the german teams - then the licenses issues came and all the work was done for nothing - we are all fed up - we will do everything to avoid another year without bundesliga for the next release
nailemnails
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from earlier
Quote:
Originally Posted by usedjohnny
in regards to patching next gen versions of the game, isn't this going to be very difficult on PS3 considering every game is going to be on blu-ray, and with blu-ray writers costing around £500 i can only see a few people managing it this time round?
you'r best bet for patching next gen is the 360 you can already modd them and the games are dvd so no problems.
ok could u answer these.......
1. best way to connect pc to xbox 360 (normal xp pc not media)
2. how to insert option files when they start to arrive on here for 360
3. how to mod PES 6 (kits etc) if option files are not possible
thankyou to the clever ones........
Quote:
Originally Posted by usedjohnny
in regards to patching next gen versions of the game, isn't this going to be very difficult on PS3 considering every game is going to be on blu-ray, and with blu-ray writers costing around £500 i can only see a few people managing it this time round?
you'r best bet for patching next gen is the 360 you can already modd them and the games are dvd so no problems.
ok could u answer these.......
1. best way to connect pc to xbox 360 (normal xp pc not media)
2. how to insert option files when they start to arrive on here for 360
3. how to mod PES 6 (kits etc) if option files are not possible
thankyou to the clever ones........
fully27
Registered User
Thought I'd just mention that in PSM3 magazine there is the first PES6 review for PS2, also big spread about PS3, PSP and 360 versions, if you go looking for it you can't miss it, all yellow with a big shot of Adriano on the front. PES gets a solid rating, and you can read into it what you will. No demo though, or video despite the mag coming with 2 DVDs.
johnlennon696
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is the others leagues c in ps2 version and not 360 confirmed, i saw a screenshot but i don't know if that was the final version.
would be good if it was 100% but not sure how many teams are in c.
would be good if it was 100% but not sure how many teams are in c.
shankly is god
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nailemnails said:
ok mate
1. xbox connect look for it on google, (make sure you xbox is plugged in when you install xbox connect)
2. buy a XSATA from play.com can transfere saves from pc to xbox.
3. i dont understand what you said, but you will be able to edit kits or get an option file from here someware.
The King of Ireland
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I noticed from a few postings of PES6 that the boots seem to be more proportionate and less clumpy than in previous versions? Anyone else notice this?
